Congratulations to the team of students from Pacific Middle School, who won the Washington Regional Future City competition on Jan. 20.
This win qualifies them to compete at the 26th Annual Future City National Finals, scheduled for February 17-20 in Washington DC.
This year there were over 20 teams from Oregon, Washington and Idaho competing in the Regional including 5 other teams from Pacific at the competition which took place at Green River CC.
The students will be traveling to Washington DC with their teacher Sandy Gady and mentor Kathi Dewey. They are ecstatic to be headed to nationals and represent the school and state at this ever-growing engineering competition.
“We are so fortunate to have a teacher like Sandy Gady at Pacific to help our kids prepare to participate in a competition like this.
Congratulations again Sandy and Team Terranova and good luck at nationals!”
Team Azara, placed 6th. Left to right: Francesca Saga, Tsiyon Solomon and Sophie Bergstrom. Photo by Judy Allen.
Team Stella Lucida, placed 26th, and received the “Most Spirited” Award.
Left to right: Sam Becker, Ivan Baez, Mallory Olsen and Celia Harris. Photo by Judy Allen.
Pacific Middle School Future City Competition Teams 2018
Pictured left to right: Front: Julia Blankenship, Wednesday Satterlee, Logan Pinheiro, Matthew Johnsen
Row 2: Ivan Baez, Sophie Bergstrom, Peyton Gendreau, Mari Pangelinan, Clara Sandell
Row 3: Leann Kostek, Francesca Saga, Mallory Olsen, Sydney Willott, Kyan Wills-Davidson, Katie Pacini, Tsiyon Solomon
Back: Karen Pavletich, Sandy Gady, Celia Harris, Ryan Sokoloski
Missing: Sam Becker, Kellen Nelson, Carson Foster, Teddy Kim, Kathi Dewey
Team Nova Stella, placed 7th.Left to right: Teddy Kim, Wednesday Satterlee and Clara Sandell. Photo by Judy Allen.
Team Bienvenida; Clockwise Left to right: Mari Pangelinan, Katie Pacini, Matthew Johnsen, Logan Pinheiro.
Team Velika, placed 2nd and received the People’s Choice Award. Left to right: Kyan Wills-Davidson, Kellen Nelson, Julia Blankenship and Carson Foster.
Skyscrapers, buildings and bridges–oh my! Six teams from Pacific Middle School participated in the Washington State Future City Competition. Click through to see how our teams did. (Hint–Pacific students hit it out of the park!) https://t.co/hRfcHHWzDT pic.twitter.com/Bo0bUrlrCM
— Highline Schools (@HighlineSchools) February 6, 2018
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